Maybe it's an easy one, but I'm just starting with C# and can't figure out what I did wrong.
I was making a simple ping pong application, it worked properly, but suddenly a piece of code started throwing this error. Then I changed the game's main Form to a raw window's form, but the crash is still there.
Form form = new Form();
static void Main() {
Application.Run(form); //<-- Throwing the Crash
}
The next image says it all, I really appreciate any help, even the slighter one. Thanks ^^
Look at the error message. The type initializer for Program is what's throwing the exception. That type initializer has a few things happening, including:
new StartScreen()
new Settings()
new SettingsManager()
and possibly more that we don't see in the screen shot.
Something in the type initializer for Program is failing. Examine the exception for more information. Also, move some of that logic to constructors (static or instance as appropriate) to make it easier to debug.
(Or as I like to say, a TypeInitializationException is a fancy way of saying, "You have too much happening outside of methods.")
The line
Form form = new Form();
is executed when you first access the variable form. In this case it's in this line:
Application.Run(form);
So the constructor of the class Form threws an error
"So the constructor of the class Form threws an error" - Then why would the error say that it's being thrown by the class Program?